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Maybe. I wonder if solving how to manipulate gravity would also provide a method of surpassing the speed of light at least within a specific bubble?
by BizarroLand 3y ago
Maybe. I wonder if solving how to manipulate gravity would also provide a method of surpassing the speed of light at least within a specific bubble?
- krapp 3y agoEven if something like an Alcubierre drive were possible, I wouldn't be surprised if there turned out to be some kind of catch that still limited you to the speed of light.
- 65876gfhgfh 3y agomaybe if the universe actually has more dimensions than the three we can perceive. "surpassing the speed of light" in 3D, but done in 4-5D is just a matter of traveling a lot less "space", hence you actually didn't need to surpass the speed of light, but you travelled "faster than light", by travelling across the 4th-5th dimension. Travelling like that could be just like walking 100 yards in the 5th dimension, but in 3D you travelled 100 light years in a matter of minutes (of walking).